The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-10-06
IMPROVEMENTS

IMPROVEMENTS
The Minnesota Loan & Investment
Go. is building two dwelling houses in
their recently-purchased Clary addi-
ton. They front on Okabena street
and near the extension of 3d-av. They
have cellar, will be two stories, and
will he fitted up for q good class Of
renters.
These dwellings will be built in the
Queen Ann style of architecture and
will be the first, we believe, in that
style in the county. They will eacl,
have one large cathedral window with
y lights of stained glass and smaller
windows of same style with "a lights.
The size of the houses will be 25x31
feet, with 20 feet posts, and raise of l6
feet above posts for attic.
VIM. Brown is preparing to build a
dwelling house III the same addition,
16x24, on Grand ave.
j. X. Darby and his brother are
each preparing to build a dwelling
houses in the same addition, 16x24,
fronting on the extension of 4th-ave.
Joseph Lowe is building coy sta
BILE on his lot on 4tl-av.
A. Forbes has built quite coal shed
near the railroad to accommodate his
increasing fuel business.
Oliver Sanford is building a small
dwelling house on 3d-av. near 12th-st.
Everywhere you go you are certain
to hear of the wonderful virtues of
d.. Bulls Baby Syrup. All druggists
sell it at 25 cents a bottle.
Oftentimes crabbedness of temper is
induced by an unhealthy liver. Laxa-
dor will bring sunshine by prompt &C
ton on this great organ.
Tie editor of the ADVANCE has re.
turned from the queen city of the
mountains, Denver. The other editor
is still away-ostensibly at the reunion
at st. Louls-but there is a talk on the
streets that he will not rest in the
shadows of the trees of WOrthington
again. as his family has left with the
| exception of his son. Mr.. Ed Hitch
cock Worthington Correspondence,
Adrian Guardian.
We learn that the last of the baggage
has been shipped and only the kid re-
mains. The question now is who will
be the next victims. The Hitchcocks,
like all the rest, proclaimed that ''they
had come to stay,'' this was a beauti-
full Arbor City," etc.. etc. They were
i'll popular with the flashy, trashy ele
ments Of the town. and all have been
swamped largely by the company
they kept and the elements they rep.
resented.
| Next!
The Bells, the Gruelles. the Lind
says, the Ogles, the Caldwells, the
Beast Blooms, the Penns, the Hitch
cocks, in all round dozen or more
have tried it and gone away in disgust
We again warn all brother printers
against coming to Worthington to run
a paper in opposition to the ADVANCE
One paper will pay here, as the AID
VANCE does. The ADVANCE is q
good paying property.
| II have taken within the past year
several bottles of Ayers Sarsaparila
and find it admirably adapted to the
needs of All impoverished system.
am convinced that this preparation, as
blood purifier, is unequalled. &C
g. Dame. Pastor Congregations
Church, Andover, Me.
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| THE MILL
The daily inquiry now is "Wha
about the mill?'' care we to have :
mill?' We can state upon the authori
ty of those Immediately interested tina
the new mill project has not been aban
doned. We are assured that the bull
of the stock has been subscribed,
Suitable mill.site has been selected ant
parties are now negotiating for TIN
purchase of the site. The new mil
structure can be under way in a few
weeks and we hope it will be.
THE STRONGEST MAN IN OHIO
is said to be George e. Arnold, O
Cleveland, o., who less than one yea
ago, owing to chronic liver trouble
and Bright's disease OF the kidneys
weighed less than ninety-five pounds
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